This area of Texas is one of the birdiest places we have ever visited. There are so many areas to cover that we won't be able to see them all in a month. The following few shots are from Padre Island and then the rest are from a wildlife reserve called Estero Llano.
We will return to Estero Llano before we leave. Apparently the main migration begins the beginning of April. Tomorrow off to another location. Stay tuned.
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| Northern Parula. |
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| Close and personal |
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| Black and White Warbler |
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| Northern Mockingbird |
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| Green Heron. Very approachable. |
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| Black Skimmer. |
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| Sora |
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| Herring Gull |
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| Laughing Gull=the most common gull here. |
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| This reserve is a great place and the guides are exceptional. We learned a lot on a morning walk with them. The following shots were taken here. |
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| Black-crested Titmouse |
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| Buff-bellied Hummingbird |
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| Common Gallinule |
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| Common Ground Dove |
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| Common Ground Dove |
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| Common Pauraque. It's a good thing we had a tip on where to locate this bird. The camouflage is outstanding. |
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| Tough to get a clear shot of this eastern Screech Owl (McCall's Screech Owl) |
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| Great Kiskadee |
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| Least Grebe |
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| Plain Chachalaca. They are every where. |
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| Juvenile White Ibis |
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| White-faced Ibis |
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| Lesser Goldfinch |
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